Americans don't buy Biden's 2nd Amendment BS

 Breitbart:

Poll: Majority of Americans Believe the Second Amendment Exists to Keep ‘Tyrannical Government in Check’

 While pushing for more gun control during a speech last week, President Joe Biden brought out the overused “hunting” argument as an excuse to infringe on Second Amendment rights.

“No one needs to have a weapon that can fire over 30, 40, 50, even up to 100 rounds, unless you think the deer are wearing Kevlar vests or something,” he said.

Much to the contrary, poll data shows a majority of Americans believe the Second Amendment exists to keep tyrannical governments in check — not to keep the freezer full of deer meat.

According to a Rasmussen report released on Monday, 54 percent of voters agree that America’s founders “explicitly wanted an armed citizenry to keep potentially tyrannical governments in check,” including 32 percent who strongly agree.

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When it comes to the 2nd Amendment Biden has a tendency to make things up.  His story about no right to own cannons has already been debunked by the liberal Washington Post. 

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